Via della Purificazione,
on the corner with
Piazza Barberini.

This little street, which runs parallel to the world-famous Via Veneto, is paved with sampietrini, the cobblestones typical of ancient Rome, and climbs up towards Villa Borghese. It is flanked by noble residences and small shops.

Piazza Barberini

is famous the world over for the Triton Fountain, designed and sculpted by Bernini in 1643. This was the first occasion on which the master sculptor had used Travertine, a marble of ancient Roman tradition that guests can also admire in the skilfully crafted décor of the rooms in the Hotel.